Backpacks Mod by Brad16840 – Backpacks to Minecraft!

Updated: July 11, 2017 | Author: Brad16840 | Views: 2,013 views

Backpacks Mod 1.12/1.11.2 is a mod that will allow us to create backpacks in Minecraft. These backpacks can be carried in our inventory, greatly increasing our ability to transport objects. There are three sizes of backpack that we can create, small, medium and large. Except this backpack mod has a notable difference from the other backpack mods.

These backpacks will give us a great advantage when it comes to transporting objects, which is why to create a backpack we have to follow various manufacturing processes, including materials such as iron, rabbit skin and normal skin, among other materials. When you have a backpack open you are able to open any backpacks nested inside it by right-clicking on them. Plus you can change a backpack’s name, color and size.

Crafting Recipes:

Backpack pouches are crafted with 5 leather and 3 string on the right.

Backpack restorers are crafted with 7 gold, a gold pressure plate and an eye of ender in the middle.

Quantum chests are crafted with 1 block of obsidian in the middle, 4 diamonds in the corners and 4 ender eyes on the sides.

Backpack (top) and Backpack pouch (bottom)

Quantum chest (top) and Backpack restorer (bottom)

Features:

Nestable

Backpacks can be used from inside other backpacks

When you have a backpack open you can right-click other backpacks to open them.

While a backpack is opened it can’t be moved, so there is no chance of accidentally putting a backpack inside itself.

If you are holding a backpack when you open a chest it will open a multi-sectioned version of the chest interface that you can open backpacks from, allowing you transfer items between backpacks and chests.

Examples of opening nested backpacks.

This is the multi-sectioned version of the inventory interface. Notice the top half isn’t connected to the bottom half.

You can right-click on a backpack to open it.

If you hold down ‘shift’ when you right-click, the backpack will open on the other half of the interface.

Combining right-clicks with ‘shift’ right-clicks allows you to get an arrangement you want.

You can even open the same backpack twice

Or, by right-clicking crafting tables within your inventory, you can have 2 crafting tables open

This arrangement can be nice for displaying recipes, but if you need to quickly craft another recipe component it is usually easier to open another crafting interface on top of the first one, as all items will remain in the first crafting table you close it.

You can right-click a backpack in almost any GUI to bring up a ‘lightweight’ backpack interface that allows you to transfer items between the backpack (or nested backpack) and your inventory without needing to leave the original GUI.

You can also open the ‘full’ backpack interface by shift+right-clicking, but doing so will replace the current GUI.
The ‘lightweight’ interface is adequate for most tasks, but if you need to upgrade, rename or recolor your backpack you’ll need to open the ‘full’ interface

If you lose a backpack you can create a “Backpack Restorer”, which allows you to restore any backpack you own.

Backpack Restorers can be expensive and they only restore one backpack each. So if you lose your backpack often you may want to invest in a “Quantum Chest”. Simply put your backpack inside a quantum chest and it will start dispensing “Quantum Backpacks”.

Quantum backpacks are bound to the quantum chest they came from, and can be used to remotely open the backpack stored inside it.

The quantum chest allows you to take as many quantum backpacks as you want, so if you die, or if you just want another quantum backpack, you can just go back to the quantum chest and take another.

Creating and using quantum backpacks

First you craft a quantum chest, using 4 diamonds, 4 ender eyes and 1 block of obsidian

After placing it down, you open its interface by right-clicking on its block. Put your backpack in the slot at the top and it will start dispensing quantum backpacks.

You can right-click the quantum backpack to have it use the backpack’s color.

These quantum backpacks can be opened in the same ways as ordinary backpacks, the only downside is you can’t remotely rename, recolor or upgrade backpacks.

You can give quantum backpacks (or copied backpacks) to other players to allow them to use your backpack.

Any changes made to a backpack by one player will be updated in all other players using that backpack, allowing players to share or exchange items no matter how far away they are (or what dimension they are in).

Backpacks! features a permission system which allows you to define who is and who isn’t allowed to use your backpacks and quantum chests.

Simply press ‘p’ when you have a backpack or quantum chest open and you’ll bring up the permission interface, where you can change who is allowed to use it, who is allowed to add or change permissions and who ‘owns’ the backpack/chest (defaults to the first player who opened it).

Pressing ‘p’ from a permission interface will bring up your own permission list which allows you to see all items you have permission for and can be used to change the permissions for items you don’t have access to (like if somebody stole your backpack).

If a player is ‘opped’ they can choose to bypass the protection on chests and backpacks.

Whenever you pick up an item that a backpack ‘collects’ it will automatically be moved into the backpack.

When a tool breaks or you run out of a block that a backpack ‘resupplies’ a replacement will automatically be taken out of that backpack (provided it has one).

You can configure what items a backpack will ‘collect’ and ‘resupply’ by pressing the ‘Edit Backpack’s Auto-Loader’ key while a backpack is open (if the toggle button says ‘Only’ the backpack will collect/resupply any item included in the list, if it says “Don’t” the backpack will collect/resupply any item not included in the list).

Pressing capslock while the collect/resupply interface is open will lock or unlock that backpack, if a backpack is locked it will only accept items it collects.

While placed a backpack behaves like an ordinary chest and can be used by multiple players at once. Like a named mob a placed backpack will show its name when you look at it.

Items a backpack collects can be piped into the top of a placed backpack, items it resupplies can be piped out from the bottom and any item can be piped into the back.

Using an Eye of Ender on a placed backpack will duplicate the backpack, allowing them to be used like portable Ender Chests (If you need more than 3 copies of a backpack it may be cheaper to invest in a Quantum Chest).

You can prevent pipes/hoppers from interacting with your backpack by using the permission system to deny access for a player named [world].

Automated backpack furnace

Here is an example of an automated furnace that takes ores out of a quantum backpack, smelts them and pipes the smelted ingots back into another quantum backpack.

The backpack is configured to collect and resupply ores, so every time you pick up an ore it is automatically collected by the backpack in your inventory and piped into the furnace.